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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
THE TRAIN ROBBERY.
Judge Watts Paying Particular At
tention TO the Alibi.

Mrs T.. c. Burroughs, Sam Beal's
sister, said that she went with him in
hack to the Baptist Church Saturday
night January 22nd and stayed all
night. Her husband testified to the
same, also son of theirs testified that
Bcal slept at their house Saturday
night.
Sam llouston's two brothers, dcpos-
ed that Sam slept with them that Sat
urday night.
The Misses Rogers testified that they
had seen John Oxford on the evening
of January 22nd, and A. G. l.. Helms
man, bar tender at Stcphensviilc,
testified that'he saw Oxford Il. o'clock
on that evening.
Lewis Houston testified that John
Houston, the defendant, was at his
house Saturday night, January %.
John made him get up twice during
the night. He got breakfast in the
morning, as there were no women
folks about. "Wc were playin' in bed
in the morning and broke down the
bed-stead."
Miss Alma Rodgers live six miles
from Stephensville. Know John Ok
ford and Bob Settle. saw Mr.. Ok
ford Saturday evening January 22nd
going home little before shutdown.
There was another man in the hack |
did not know. saw Mr.. Settle after
shutdown. He was going in the di-
rection of Mr.. Oxford's. He was
riding a gray horse. Miss Perry
Rogers II sister of the above witness
corroborated her statement.
j. NJ. Lowell saw John Oxford at
home half al hour by sun. Ate supper
at his house, Saw Bob Settle few
minutes after left Oxtord's he was
going towards Oxford's house.
Alfred Oxford-Saw John Oxford
about an hour b' sun at Stephensville.
Went with him home. Got there
after sun-down. Saw Settle at
Stcphenville while at Stephcnville on
the 22nd of January.
Miss Fannie Oxford-l ANA sister
of John Oxford. know Of my brother
going to Stephenville in the hack on
the 22d of January, in the morning,
and returning in the eve.,ing between
sundown and dark. jim Level was at
cur house. got supper for him. Was
up TIL 10 or11 o'clock. Brother John
did not leave during the night. Bob
Settle came in the evening. He stayed
all night. Saw both of them come
from their bed room about daylight
Sunday morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
PERS ONAL.

Gov. Sheldon left last night for Cal
ifornia.
Hon. Olin Wellborn, arrived in the
city from Washington yesterday. lie
is here on private business. His num-
erous friends in the city will be glad to
greet him.
Capt. Mcleod, proprietor of the St.
George Hotel, one of the best land
lords in the State, has so far recov-
cred from his recent illness that he will
take short trip, starting tomorrow,
TO be absent several days.
Col. e. G. Slaughter returned yes
terday from the cattlemen's conven-
ton just held and closed at Denver
There was q good attendance and a
great deal of chin music, and some inn
portant business transacted.
Col. w. d. Wylie, right of way
agent of the Santa Fe Railroad, re-
turned yesterday from Paris, and re-
ports railroad building in that section
progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Hugh Blakeney (Fine, Very
Fine,) returned yesterday from trip
to Europe, visiting most of the Eu-
ropean powers and taking an invent
ory of the crowned heads. His health
is much improved, but he thinks
Texas far better to live in than Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Ger
many, Russia or Austria, where he
has been visiting.
Mr.. A. j. Wilson one of the editors
of the Abilene Daily Hard Times, is
i'm the city. lie says the recent rains
have done incalculable good to that
country; wheat which appeared dead
and colorless, isnow beautifully green
and grown four inches in n few days.
In reply to question if the Hard
Times had received its prorata of the
drouth relief fund, Mr. Wilson replied
'No, sir, don't need it. Abilene now
has two daily papers, two weeklies
and another in prospect, and the
drouth committee heard of the pros
perity of Abilene, new railroads and
the fine wheat prospect and stopped
at Baird. Yes, Eve heard so much
about drouth sufferers that when go
back think shall take up a collec-
ton for the counties this side of
Abilene"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
Houston q Texas central.

BRYAN, Feb. 1.-THE HOUSE - a.
Texas Central railroad has the road
fenced from llearnc to within few
miles of Bryan, and will soon have 1
enclosed to this place. There are about
15O teams and scrapers at work be-
tween Calvert at this place grading up|
the road and clearing the right of way.|
In short time the road bed will be in
a better condition than any road Chi
side of st. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
An Old Tramp.

An old man who gave his name as
Ramsbotham was in the mayors court
charged with vagrancy. He produced
an honorable discharge from the Ma
val service of The United States,
showing that he enlisted on the "Bos-
tom in October 1862 and was dis
charged from the minnesota" in
December 1868. The mayor also dis
charged him. The old mans coat
pockets were well filed with cold
yictuals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
Row I'm a Church.

During the services at the Antioch
colored Baptist church occurred a
disturbance between two females
named Matte Sheppard and Matte
Hubbard. Matte Sheppard had the
other Matte arrested and the case is
in progress at Justice Braswelrs court.
There arc dozen or more witnesses,
male and female. Each details the
words and actions of the assailants
which is of a character unfit for pub
lication.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
Chicago Doodle Commissioners

CHICAGO, Feb. IA morning paper
quotes States Attorney Grinnel as saying
Il have enough evidence in hand to send
every 'boodler county commissioner TO the
penitentiary If | can procure fair and i'm
partial jury TO try them, and IL they stand
up like men and defend themselves squarely
and honestly on the merits of the cases.
IL is now conceded that several Of the
county contractors have "squealed," and
that indictments will probably be drawn
against some Of the members of the late
hoard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
A Young Fireman.

The popular ard efficient engineer
Mr.. Ed. Long, of fire engine No. l.
came down town this morning with
smiles all over his good naturcd face,
and said 1t was a"young fireman and il
weighed II pounds last night, moth
er doing we'll"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
shcrman q Mount Pheasant.

SHERMAN. Feb. l7.-Chief Engine
Iiinkly, of the sherman & Mod
Pleasant railway. came in last ni0l
after inspecting grades. etc, betvc|
this city and sulphur Springs. I
says that the road is anxious 70 z
into sherman, and the work Of co
struction viii be pushed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
Mnnning,s designation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l7.-Secr'
Manning's letter of resignation. /.
the presidents letter of accept
fixing April 1 next ne the da' Q
the secretary win lay aside the n
~ portfolio, were made public "
day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
u. $. Court.

The suit of Melissie Dodge against
c. S. Bains in which league OF land
is involved, valued at $4,000, was de-
cided to-day by the jury, rendering a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
There is another big land suit un-
dcrgoing legal contest this afternoon
in the court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17

DR.. Carter says the affairs at the
city hospital are in good condition;
that there are none very sick, and all
improving. The doctor has some
peculiar experience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17

This morning Ben Clausmer, one of
the street gang escaped, but was
captured this afternoon. lie will
work with ball and chain attached
to his leg hereafter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
County Court,

In the county court A. 5. Humbard
had two cases of SANDER against him.
One was quashed and dismissed. The
other was continued by the State for
want of certain witnesses.
Jack Thompson, crap shooting,
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17
Now Is Your Chance {.

Rogers Knives, Forks, Table and
Tea Spoons, etc, etc, sold on small
payments, made weekly, at j. f..
Zang's Texas lnstallment House, $50
Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17

Envelopes printed at bottom figures
at the HERALD Job Office. See prices
on second page.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17

Dealer in all kinds Of oil, and pat
eht oil cans. Leave orders at 10lSi
In Street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17

Don't fail to let it be known at this
Office when our carriers fail to deliver
the HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-17

The commissioners court is still in
session. A number of road overseers
were appointed to-day. The commits
sioners are paying particular atten-
ton to county roads.
Tho marriage of Mr.. II. NJ. Tbomp-
son and Miss Bertha Randall was celc-
brated yesterday evening very hap
PLY and pleasantly to all concerned.
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nrs- A. u. a. II. =. Davis

guarantee to cure every case of rupt-
ure without the knife. Call and see
them. Office P.'O. block, Dallas, Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Nay 2oprovisioas-Ba Bacon. canlerIand Cat
sts IA Long Clear Mindless 35 eli Short Clor Mddlos
$50 3D. snort Rios s0s 81 shoulders 2ss per ewt Be't
81 Cd for Extra India Mess Prime Mess 52A Cd Pork
Prime Mess. 66s Cd per b9Li Prime Mess s Eastern
66sGd Western SIS Gu ga Prime west
shcudess sSsoi Buttof-sos OIL per VT tor est Gntod
Western spring. Is 9ls1s ii Rel Winter "a 8
Spring Is 3D., New Mixed Western Is YNi California No.
J. "a. asa Al; DO No 6s o. e1 81 per Genital Pro
per ewI. Refined Petroeua I'd per gallon Clover Seed
Fine American. ala ed Prime Gty, ga 3D. per ,owS
Rosin-Common. IS 6di Pals lila Cd Goa o. Lnseed on
pa Cd per Proysions-A Refrigerated Boot
hind qusrters i fore quarters 2d per Hops at Lon
York btate 22 lbs Cd 20 OS Oh Oottonseot
oil, Liverpool make. lps Cd
The receipts the thr0e DAYS $4,000
csntals, Including "a, 600 esnlsls Vi American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
Fxtre neA
$500 I~-Aal


DRuGs DYES &c-ouiet and without special feature Of
nToSEIoN far sSops business is passing
and values are without i@ aSSrG 'a'i'H0n
fouR ssh general feeling .,
Of she SS r Patents sTS a rSs ha
900 g O iGS the %s: seii sos
na bis sugssdns g 1 aSsss s.
hssS FOL. cA Winter s'S SS 800
sSis os sns e eess k1' Is e ss
one me .s so w STv1aiHe 0rfIss 9s@t
a%o'son .tss Tor Fancy , n
s. f.i lass 90 Ss xs;S,
So So Coed e oaOos s,a EA g soS p Cool
f fses Fss MINIS j. 50 4s g
Siss iS ~, .ss:g 10 oS I'm e
5ss. ssd sSs nssGS:
TF a. e tGs SS Sas sd aS
sht bS suD,SS at g. sSSs5 s 81 %
as and Al & a5s g Unchanged
NwnHHPATOThe changes lots have not been
material the day with holders geneay sa n tIs1d
sosoads being taken besides Light were shipped from s
tg aSSs i' Prices advanced during hs early hour;
subsequently Railing se showing eeovery Of
Of e ePt hs fSs s side Of July are resey
haa later S G%sSs. mSs
s Ss e M1G 60 sP RS S aSa " NJ
red BE in elevator; 96sc in store; 97c b: No
~ lime 9GI ea67c closing 961c do July SO 9gc.
ng AZ es &c, Co August eSh 93 &C. closing 93,c
S sentenber l6c. closing at % c; DO u tJDer
S4a9Si,c closing cake: do November, clOsnL al 9o
,owna: do December. 95 SIC q &c. cosipg at 49, do
onnaSy cIosng 96a4c; do February. closing at 01S4
90 Ss1ch closing at 9Ssac.; do Apil closing at te DO
OOie closing ~ 81 OU4--.. Ky EDul
~ yranaslal State quoted at 81 b3c Riley aud
1 .RIEY MALT-bul and u Unchanged -.----. CORN -SPO
- offered more freely and prc declined "a &c pei
1nsh using barely STEADY shippers bought moitIa Fly
us r. oca trade demand d not amount Ia much The
snecriation was duh Pres advanced irhe Al
aonenjng AferwaTd the declne in spot lots caused
tresR of d a 4c cosin steady a. the bottom figure sales
100 10 bushels future. lbl. 900 bushels spo. including
Uasrsded Mixed al 4sAG49c; Steamer 794l4e- "a ele
sicr She delivered: No ~ &C in elevators AZ
lSsc delivered No May. 47Sis'sc closing al a &c
40 lime As 04Sc. closing at 4sc; do july 49s 49<c
Closing al 49isc. do August bOlsc closing at 90
0aTs-The options advanced isG &c elry In the day bu
lie final rates show scht reaction leaving OF seady
specnation reached moderate aggregate Spot lots wer
NAT IN TO extent OF sea ald unchange prces
tns No AT 33c White, 81 h2u38c No 2 ~ &c: do
White 3sisd3S2ci NO White. s9c; Mixed Western
Al I, 4 zee White do. 3SG4lc.; White STATE 3bi2ci No
~ AZ 33lsc closing at SO % do june 30 0S3 4c, clos
INC ar isc do July 33 80 ee closing az 80 c do
nyns, cos.ng ED--Quet aud steady. ~
= az &C. 80 10 Soc; 80 ID, SJc 100 TO- 9JdSl ShaTIs
slQSl O5. Rye Iced 30 @oOe
Walkers Private Daily Circular May 90 1887 New York
tina wheat situation in tie Uniiol states.
Ths OF Flour Wheat from Atlantic ports iron
Jnly / 1856 May 10. 1887. and lS3oS6 lSSlo1 hay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
\ -. 80 Oz0s0Gl7 "a. s9s 2tOalO ls

The exports wheat aud wheat -four from California,
Oregon. etc.. from July TO May g. lSs6sI. have been
i57 81 bushels aud 4]i 777202 bushels
~ ~ each The quantity OF and 1our left from
UsSs OF srS %Rash 100000 aside
manent leaving 23Oc3 bushels TO De added 10
snnpiy 4s2 BIS bushels The nome requirements OF
population for sect food and manufactures aside
from nSr are PsSeT 10 May IS 1857 as above is4
t.hes ma 7oG4Sl bushels already disposed o. leav
1y, with 30 bushels minimum which may
Sc drawn upon extent The weekly home use re-
aurrmcnts about 100000 bushels Tor food and manu-
,s limited States EUROPE will be late requiring
more than quantity OF old wheat for consumption
10 crop The Atlantic aud Coast states grow less wheat
sa formerv will have draw largely from the Northwest
err states The milling consumption weekly AVERAGE about
bic is stu large. Invisible small
aEMp AND JUTE-Sisai steady at &c. Sales 500 bales
An iots Manila 7 sales 1000 bales Jute Butts mixing,
and 500 bales do to arrive at lc also 800 bales
TfbEs-t,Siet and unchanged sales 200 Bogota 2s ID,
l7sc. 1000 Mexican and $50 chihuahua on private terms
Hay AND sTRAW-Goed qualities of Hay are IN good
demand and are steady othsrwse Their Is little demand
f5c; Clover mixed s. 975c Glover rs a55c; shipping IS
4G0o straw-LOnE Rye, 6oa6se. Short 40055Gi oat 40
and the market has an Irregular tOne though val
New York sste 1885 Best lse2Oc; DO Common 10 Good
1910, do 1889 Best seioe.i do Medium. 20
Good iSa Ice. co. 1885 Good 10 Prime. 7s9a Foreign
-Gsrmsns crop Of lsss. Beat lse2Oc.; DO. Common
LEATHER-.The movement Is moderate, while prices are
MoLAssEs~Qaoations were reduced basis OF 10 SC
at the quotation aud one cargo Grocery al ~ &c -,
MEIALS-The Pig Iron market Is quiet az unchanged
kx Thomas. SO; cotness 20. zoe; snnnerlee. 2i'.e
clyde 20 c DslwelilngtOn, aoic Tin-eaet and steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

e,ause MAY delivery 1884 buyers do May and aS
livery 44d buyers do June and July aevef gvsrs DO
sellers do July and August delivery oVaotd vuy a.
August and september delivery, ol;oad ~ oe
sonember and October delivery. 4lOil value No.
to5er and Noyem delivery 3-64d value; do Novem
Der and December delivery 2S6id buyers do septe""
delivery. 52-64d buyers ,,taauo. Int.
GALVESTON May 2l-Cotton steady nt ma gross
receipts 40 baes exports coastwise 65Sl baies Sae'
bales STOCK. 7,5l6 bales . -, -. o. .bo
Continent 1853 bales Coaswise 1855 baes sales ~ Dao
NORFOLK May 20--Cotton firm. Mllihn@ ~ 2, h.ts
ami gross receipts 2G9 bales exports Colstwse 81 o0
sales, bale, stock. 4.50l bales - s., .ou,s -
Weeky-Net and gross receipts Lbs bales exports 70
Great Britain 25f bales COastwse, 1l99 bales saies
295 bales. ,.,,,, ,oa ro,x
SAVANNAH. May 2o-cotton steady Mdiing 10 low
Mddug l0s Good Ordinary 9A net and gross receipt
10 bales exports coastwse 2G2 bales sales 0acs stoc
3SSS bales. , o-o,.,os. nv
Coastwise. ] .033 bales sales. 90 bales.
NEw-ORLKAxs, May 2O.-COtton firm. Mttilins IVs
Low MIddiing 10 Ia Ordinary, ll-l6; net reeeips
lOy gross IS bales exports coastwise Az pe''
safes. 500; stock. llS.G2l bales ~
Weeky-Net receipts 39lG bales gross $50 5gj
por,s Britain. S32 balos TO the Ohteh'' '-0'
balnsi coast wise 4 IL bales sales 1900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE. Nav 2O--cotton Grmer. Miainr It,.
FioIr steady. nowsr stree. ana Fy 81 So CIV
Mns saserane 81 50 TO- 40 EKtrl 81 - SS go do no
P1aat s s. quiet western aqe1
WINTER spot 95'- 70 &c; I 90 ie % r1G
do for June 50 20 5sc, Yellow 81 s5sc Western
SOune, mxed spot isc bii; Nav SOC a.ked june 4l29
"a hite 81 ise: Western 80 c3c Western Mixed
"a 35c.: Pennsylvaula Sl0 - I'm n9
9oe n nav pSoysou sedv Mess old s5 so 10
ss9a sSa S.s" clear RS
sGss alc Hams la LardRefned at az DC
lower we'ieP ~ P9skei Petroleum
ReaneG cosee-iiio eareoe. ordinary 70 fair
ssss d. '.eV wGisks7 quiet To-.
FroIsls 70 Lyerooo pss ''e,esr v5 b5I-
T Wa,, % ss 600 g nah Corn $500 sa.a
r. I've e90 Oas Corn TSs sScsWneat $4,000 bush
Corr $500 bush. ~.
BOSTON Nav 2o-Four rmchoioe Extras r, 50 S3 2sS
Patents 50 S,S 9,s 80 9tS
so White Al S4l te 80 WnIS % et ION on gas Oh
s2s 90 Butter dnl-westoFn Extra Creamery ~ ~
Eastern DO 25c Cheese dull Recoips Tor
the dsv-Fionr ZOO ibis and 6.50O sacks Corn 2oOoo
Sasn oats ~ 900 sn,L shorts 1900 bush.
e SteS go,c asked Wng wheat quic, and weak no
i; Rec and and N SceH WHY'S Ne @is aSi
low 4thatise No f wh,Ts q aSs'' No White
$d &c No Mixed So SS2 RE I'D dun and and
n naeaanEtd w1sr sc corn
meal ar canal II a sSs Wheat aos eas
corn bush oats 600 S SS. w hsseT GorH
s spi9US O 10000 BUSH Corn $1,000 BUSH
cs s,,aSS; NIX sli. T w SiGSs IS
iCan Water 1913 SSt D. ca;'r - r"IsS sex 81 10
S. 25 rye Fiour-s2 80 50 10 in bbis Bnek~haat -"
sT SSP,, Ia ~ fp;;,rs.r,nqei a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

riygHroor. May 2O.-l2:3O p m-CottOn quiet without
change prices. Mddlng Upitld[ 1854; do
Orleans I3.I6 sAies-i0.O00 baea including 1900
speculation and export hocoIpts Bales incud
ing 3, 400 American. ~
livery 62-G4; do May and June delivery l264d also
3IttcttS 10 J9v AMI August delivery S5S0ldi aso H
I'D do August September delivery 56-04d also
B4.64d, do september and october delivery, 4s64di
also Add October and November delivery Sgd
do November and December delivery Sl0ld; do Sop.
tonber delivery. 5G-6lii also 556id.
delivery at odays cearlng9 1900 bales
doc kets and 600 old do.
Weeky-sales OF tho week. 10000 bales American $1,000
bales took 1900 baes exporters took 1900
baies forwarded ships side direct 10 spnners 5000
bales actual export, $4,000 bales total receipts $1,000
bales American u 900 bales; total stock. $4,000 bales
american $4,000 bales; amount OF cotton aOat 1872 900
bales American. $4,000 bales
D. -CottonTbe sales OF tho day Included 1900 bales
American.
livery 8 yO04h sellers: do May aud Juns dsliverY. 8
6o5d sellers do June and July delivery Joo4d SELLERS
do July and August delivery 3 Ol.Ctd. buyers do An
gust and september delivery. 52.G4d BUYERS do Sep
and November delivery. o 5000 buyers do November
and Docember delivery 290ld buyers do September
delivery. 0S-0td buyers.
4 p n.-FuIuTss elOsed weak. Upands Low Mlddung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
GRALY AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORx DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DkAlINh1
better developed in the wheat speculation
vesray but the range prices did from its re-
cent narrow limits bulls able TO any serious
decline apparently supported by the good demand from ex
porors there TO the market Cash wheat was
only nrm with no material gain in prices notwithstanding
that nearly bushels purchased BIZ exporters ann
hands made OF g. 600 bushels ne
opened strong and made small advance put
the sales OF the promscuous tralo Effected a de-
cline subsequently Of +0S cent Tho weakness "s
was more pronounced ~ tho nearby months anu
the price for May and June came togetne T an9
l. Tor une At 06 and gains No cent for July at e0
August at 939 September mt H32 and December NJ 10 =
cent easier AMI the eNpOr!
demand r n up 80 Tho options were disposed
20 ga time stAadied the close ending only "
cent for May 47 June at 4Sand unchanged Tor
M 40 and August at 81 cents Oats were barren OF
feature but the options closed trto higher as oo"s
and 33a July 33f. August - cents Lara was uu
and the options closedSd5 point: higher as iO,
May and June ca. July 81 90 AUGUST ~ H. SePen
her Al 90 October 81 30, aud November 81 "a 80
The receipts grain and -four yesterday AZ New o
Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were reported as
Wheat $50 $40 bushels $685. bushels oats 9Joss
bushels total grain 43G930 bushels; Hour 3O3Il pack
ages Al Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Lonis the receipts %
Wheat 79746 bushels l4S 1875 bushos OATS ZAV''
bushels total grain 477S6S bushels -FOUR 2Oo0S Darrei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
EUROPEAN FtNANcfAL Markets.

IoSpos. Nav 20.-l2;3o p. m-Consos lo5 ZIG e.. i9r
roney and lO3 tho Atlantic and Gre Vest.
ern Firs MORTGAGE Certificates 4pa; Canadian
Paoinc % Ere 80 4. Second Consos 1868 Illinois
Central 1907; Mexican ordinary ofSi OF faui Comon
gO5. New.Y York Central. ll1's.
$50 D. m-Pars aivices quote Three FER cent hch'cs
.t VA fr no, ~ y centines for the account
an m-C0psOls 1882 for both money and the account
Aauc and Great Western First Mortgage Trustee Ger.
thcatos 4gS Ere 36s do second Consols lOI =; in
Central 1905 Mexican Ordinary, 60 NeW.f ork central
llTa-: Pennsylvania 5S'N
Hadsnns Ray Company. - p
Rar silver Is quoted at 48AsL per ounce -, -
The OF bullion gone iuto tho Bank OF Ensaal on
balance to-day Is GSOOOO. A.. -. % ,-....
Paris advces quote Throe Cent Rantes At - francs
for the account and oAchhhSo Oh bouoH ~
ran ~ = ccntiines for checks -,
PARIS. May 9O-The weekly abatement OF the Bank OF
France Increase OF 672oOOO francs ia soa am
1900. 600 francs In silver